Travel Nepal. Not just Everest base camp
By encouraging tourists to visit Nepal’s many other attractions we can limit the impact of over-tourism on Everest so the mountain can be enjoyed for many years to come
The new heights of over-tourism: Mt Everest Overtourism
There have been number of questions raised about the negative impact of trekking on Mt Everest and overcrowding is one of the main issues at the forefront of the debate
The Dangers of Panic
Mountaineering is a dangerous endeavour. There are challenges when we decide to go high – altitude sickness, rock falls, snow/ice, weather, gear failures to name a few.
What I learnt traveling to Africa
Why travel to Africa? This is what I had was thinking even after I agreed to go on a tour to Kenya but I found myself setting out on a voyage that would change my life. Traveling in Africa is truly unlike anything else you’ve ever done.
20 Important Kilimanjaro tips
Kilimanjaro is a once in a life time experience that you will never forget. Here are some basic steps you need to take to make sure you are safe plus a some extra tips.
90 Year Old Summits Kilimanjaro
A 90‑year‑old just summited Mount Kilimanjaro, and his story is redefining what is possible for “older” trekkers. In this Adventure Out Loud blog, we explore Dr Art Ulene’s record‑breaking climb, how it compares to previous Guinness World Record holders, and what his achievement means for anyone in their 50s, 60s, 70s or beyond who dreams of trekking Kilimanjaro. Discover practical tips for older hikers, learn how Adventure Out Loud designs safe, slow and supportive Kilimanjaro itineraries, and see why age should be a data point, not a deadline for adventure.
What makes an unforgettable adventure?
Meeting new people, immersing yourself in different cultures, tasting funky foods and experiencing LIFE in all its raw, imperfect beauty – that’s where the real fun is.
Kids on Chimpanzee Trekking
Planning a chimp trek in Eastern Africa with kids? If your children are under 15 (the minimum age in Uganda and Rwanda) or you simply want them to enjoy wildcard alternatives, you’re in luck. Eastern Africa offers incredible kid-friendly experiences by country—from Kyambura Gorge chimp viewing (no hiking needed) in Uganda, to Big 5 game drives in Akagera in Rwanda, to Lake Tanganyka beach activities in Tanzania. Whether you’re trekking in Kibale (highest chimp success rates), Nyungwe (perfect with Rwanda gorilla circuits), or Mahale (most scenic, Jane Goodall’s original site), there’s something for every age. This guide breaks down the best alternatives by country so your whole family stays excited, safe, and immersed in the wild.
5 Amazing Reasons To Visit Africa
Can’t decide where your next adventure will be? Having trouble picking between so many amazing travel destinations? Here’s 5 reasons Africa should be your next getaway.
Kids on gorilla trekking, can you do it?
Planning a gorilla trek with kids but wondering what they’ll do while you meet wild gorillas? With the strict 15-year age limit across Uganda (Bwindi & Mgahinga) and Rwanda (Volcanoes NP), kids under 15 need exciting alternatives. Discover golden monkey tracking (8+ years), Batwa cultural tours, waterfall hikes, bird watching, and volcano adventures at Uganda and Rwanda’s gorilla parks. Find the perfect activity that keeps your kids excited while you trek endangered mountain gorillas!